My schedule is kinda packed now, and will be worse as weeks go by.
But I’m not complaining! I love this semester due to “Psychology”, “Medical Sociology” and “Government and Politics of Singapore” modules.
I love the tutorials! I actually have to think now. I love Arts modules. They are interactive, boundless and creative. I have the opportunity to learn together with the non-Science students and engaged in discussions which opened my mind to many interesting point of views (which are neither right nor wrong).
Especially during politics tutorial today… Out of 24 students in our group, only TWO were from Science – me and my nursing friend! I was extremely impressed by how the non-Science people argued their points and how they were opinionated and bold to voice out.
It was simply mind-blowing.
I wish that Science students can be similar in this aspect too, it will definitely spice things up in school.
I believe they are not passive or reserved, but the question is,
WHAT IS THERE TO ARGUE ABOUT WHEN ALL WE ARE “LEARNING”/READING ARE MERELY HARD-CORE FACTS???
WHAT IS THERE TO THINK ABOUT??? WHEN THERE IS A DEFINITE ANSWER TO EVERY QUESTION.
SCIENCE DULLS ONE’S MIND AND MAKES ONE UNCREATIVE.
IT IS A ONE-WAY LEARNING WHERE TEACHERS TEACH AND STUDENTS LISTEN AND MEMORISE.
However, after all’s been said, of course Science is still extremely important in life. We need the knowledge, especially in healthcare when you’d never know when you could make use that piece of knowledge to actually save a life.
I love learning (but not studying for the mere sake of it). Sometimes I ask the seemingly most ridiculous questions, which people take for granted, just for the mere fun of intriguing a person or making a fool out of myself.
Why do you pronounce “Soldier” as so-JURE and not so-DIER?
Why are there more guys playing pool than girls? When it’s not even a physically-demanding “sport”.
If the Sikhs are Indians, why don’t they want to be classified as Indians? Their ICs show their “race” as “Sikhs” instead.
(This was a question brought up by my Sikh politics lecturer which I went around asking my friends =P Nobody knows! But I found out eventually on Wiki)
Ok I can’t think of any more questions I asked, these are the most recent ones hahaha. I think I have very nice and accommodating friends :)
On a lighter note, it was such a fun night!!! I hardly hang out actually because at the back of my mind, there are always things I know I ought to do. =/
A friend had just gotten his 9-months bonus and so treated a few of us for dinner, pool and supper lol.
@ Soupspoon @ Raffles City
My FIRST time! Finally
My incredibly awesome Minestrone!!!
I had just learnt the proper way of pronouncing that… :) It’s actually 4-syllabic.
And his wild mushroom soup thing which I didn’t really like
Chicken wrap thing which I liked! But the salad was the weirdest one ever. This picture is bad.
Pool @ Bugis
I totally suck in pool! So I stopped playing after 3 rounds to spare my poor partners lol…
Then the famous Rochor beancurd!
Awesomeness!
Thank God it’s Friday!!!
p/s: And I wonder why do people like taking pictures of FOOD??? For me, food is a wonderful piece of art! Creative in every aspect – colours, texture, combination, decoration (Garnishes? And inedible salad like the above) and even the thoughtful blending of taste.
What’s there not to love about food! =)